On the market, the price can solely be modified by the mouse-wheel when you constantly hover over the tiny price field.

This is annoying.

In Crucible you had to click on the field and you were able to change the price by the mouse-wheel, no matter where your cursor was on screen. Please bring us this feature back. It is a pain for marketeers!

You'll have to excuse me, but this doesn't fully make sense to me. Before, you had to move the mouse cursor over to the tiny field, click it, and then scroll up or down. Now you have to move the mouse cursor over to the tiny field and then scroll up or down. How is the latter worse?

Is it because you have trouble keeping your hand still while using the scroll wheel, or am I forgetting some step in the process (can't log in right now so I can only go through it in my head)?

Personally I wouldn't mind of that price adjustment method was also available through the keyboard (up/down-arrow or PgUp/PgDn or something), and that might help you too. Also, I wonder if it would be possible (and if it would help you) of the entire transaction window was the target for the scroll action GÇö any scrolling you did above it would be transferred to the price field. Or would that break things when selecting stations and amounts?

However, on the whole, I immensely prefer the whole GÇ£scroll window under the cursorGÇ¥ paradigm since it lets you manipulate windows without bringing them in full focus, and that's a godsend in many cases.

By changing this the Univ.Inv. has finally become usable and taking into account that (probably) more people use the Univ.Inv then there are those changing prices for orders I don't think that change is reverting. I sure hope not.

My experience is that the highlighting before was so inconsistent GÇö it all depended on how you activated the window and tabbed around the fields GÇö that I got into the habit of just pressing arrow-right before any smaller price change to ensure that I was unselected at the end of the field. Yes, it's an extra key stroke, but it's the small kind of thing that muscle memory should pick up quite quickly, and again, the consistency of always having the price highlighted by default is something that appeals to me.

YMMV of course.

Fixed internally. Is now in the QA pipeline for deployment.

Killing a legal target has never generated killrights. Why should it start now?

Sure it was, killing your own corpmate's pod was legal in highsec. What didn't make sense was you could pod a friend (corpmate) but not a recognized enemy (<-5.0 sec status).

The middle-ground would be that the scroll wheel should affect whichever field is currently focused in the dialog under the mouse pointer. Not just affecting the field that the mouse pointer is over. That way we could adjust prices / quantities with the mouse pointer over the dialog, without having to put it exactly over the tiny field. The mouse pointer is probably already over the dialog because we have to click the "ok" button when done.

I have read the rest of the thread and what ppl wrote about the change otherwise, but I'm just another marketeer who has to find/take more time to update every single order now if I need to modify them... Please change it back, or give us a way to get the price adjustment with the same speed we had as before.

I already fixed the issue with kill reports internally, the fix will patched sooooon! soooorry!

We agree that using the input fields to change values with the scroll wheel is harder after our change to scroll bar functionality. We are releasing a patch today that will address it as follows:

In the case of windows like the Market order window, the focus will be on the input field that is selected by default, and as long as the user has his mouse inside the window itself he can use the scroll wheel to change the value.

This means you don't have to move the mouse inside the input field itself anymore, just inside the window and you don't need to click the input field because the field is already in focus.

If there are more than one input fields in the window, you will need to select the input field you want to modify if it is not the default one and therefore not in focus when you first open the window. Once the input field you want to modify is in focus you can use the scroll wheel while the mouse is within the window itself.

This will make the area you can use for the input field of choice much larger and should eliminate the issue players are having with this specific use case.